Empress of India. A rich dark red — a rare and 
beautiful color. One of the best of recent 
novelties. Certificates of merit from Haarlem 
and London in 1912. 75 cents per dozen, $5 
per hundred. 
Europa. A very fine white Gladiolus of perfect 
form, with many pure white blooms open at 
once. The formation is close and compact, 
making a magnificent spike of wide-open 
flowers. $1 per dozen, $8 per hundred, $75 
per thousand. 
Giant Pink. Large flower, dark pink shade with 
brilliant throat marking of dark red; tall, 
strong grower; flowers well arranged, with 
many open at the same time. 75 cents per 
dozen, $5 per hundred. 
Gil Bias. Early flowering of dwarf habit. 
Flowers salmon rose with bright red blotch 
on primrose ground. Fine for bedding as well 
as a cut flower. $ 1 per dozen, $ 1 0 per hundred. 
*Glory of Holland. A new white with slight 
tinting of pale pink and anthers of delicate 
lavender. Blossoms large and gracefully set 
on a tall spike. One of the finest whites. 
$1 per dozen, $6 per hundred. 
Glory of Noordwijk. A new yellow, beautiful 
soft canary shade with flowers large and of 
graceful form. Several open at one time, 
producing a magnificent effect. $2 each, $20 
per dozen. 
Golden King. A brilliant golden yellow, with 
intense crimson blotch in throat, making a 
striking contrast. Flowers well opened and well 
set on a very graceful spike. One of the best 
of the yellow-throated varieties. $2 per 
dozen, $15 per hundred. 
Golden Queen. A most attractive creamy buff, 
with tongue of carmine on inferior petals. A 
general favorite. $1 per dozen, $8 per hun- 
dred. 
Golden West. One of the best exhibition va- 
rieties on account of the markings, the color 
being a clear orange scarlet, the lower petals 
blazed with golden yellow faintly suffused with 
violet shadings. The individual flowers are of 
large size and seem to stand out boldly, mak- 
ing it very noticeable In any collection. $2.50 
per dozen, $20 per hundred. 
